In creative terms, it's a last massive expulsion of energy.
"But Versace also, as a fashion company, needs to go back to being a trendsetter in creative terms".
The Beatles may have, in creative terms, moved at breakneck speed between 1962 and 1970, but when it comes to business, they are more tortoise than hare.
"I was euphoric, in creative terms … At the same time I was anxious about grappling with such a strong social taboo".
Just as some American companies use creative terms to describe their employees (at Starbucks, for instance, they are "partners"), the 10,000 people who work for Mr. Hang are called "collaborators".
Villas-Boas will turn to Dempsey, Dembélé, Lewis Holtby and Gylfi Sigurdsson to force the issue in creative terms, as he did against Everton, when Tottenham struggled to get in behind their opponents.
But in the mainstream console and PC gaming sectors, the prevalent mono-culture relies on an ever-diminishing pool of staple concepts – war and sports games dominate the charts, and sequels, tie-ins and spin-offs are the norm; in creative terms, the industry is imploding.
There's an idea that sequels become easier, but in creative terms that really isn't the case.
The Absolut Company has joined the list of brands who are supporting artists on their own creative terms by starting a new initiative called Absolut Remix.
The sets themselves this weekend were testament to just how healthy the relationship between dance music and big summer festivals is on creative terms.
